The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCCORMICK & 90. received yesterday:
Crescent ores, valued at ~, $50.
THERE WILL be no Sunday School in
Che Ninth Ward to day. The evening
meeting will be held as usual.
THE I. .. o. F. excursion to Lake
Park on the 18th offers numerous induce.
ments 10 those desiring pleasing day 8
out.
TIE MARRIAGE certificate of ]. w.
Bearded and Mary Williams was filed
in the Office of the Probate Clerk yes
tsrdsy.
A CoRREsPoHD. INT informs us that in
PeOa q total of 40 votes was cast, 81 for
fhe People and for the Liberals. The
Constitution vote was 81 yes, 3 no.
Rev A. MONROE will preach in the
First Presbyterian church, corner Sec
ond South and Second East Streets, at
Il a. N. Subject, Love of good,
hatred of evil
ME-. r. @. KIRKwooD. of Provo, was
released from the PenitentiarY last
evening, having served term for uA-
lawful Cohabitation. He is In good
health and spirits.
~. Il
Known as Aunt Patty" is lying seri-
ously iii st her home in Bountiful. The
old lady is within q year or two OF
being 100 years Of age.
TIE RgGULAR monthly meeting of the
Third Quorum of Seventies will be held
IN the Seventeenth Ward Assembly
Room tomorrow evening at 780. A
full attendance is desired.
TIE UTAH Central will run special
train from Salt Lake to Syracuse on
Friday next, leaving at 2.15 p: M. and
returning at about 8 ip. m. The usual
bathing train prices will prevail.
EXPERIENCED SALT gatherers can find
employment by contract or day wages
Syracuse, by applying to Francis Cope,
ESQ, Utah Central Railway Office.
The FoREsrkRs' Excursion to Lake
Park was quite a pleasant affair, al
though not go numerOusly attended as
On q previous occasion. The next big
svent Of the kind is the Odd Fellows
out, " ich occurs on the 18th.
TIE NEW YORK Herald of August
lst contains the obituary of Oscar G.
Sawyer, q journalist who was well
known in this city in the early seven
Ties. Mr.. Sawyer was engaged in re
porting for the New York Herald at the
lime of his death, which occurred from
exhaustion.
THE FAMILY of Mr.. William Peterson
che well Unknown butcher, is the latest
addition to "CaldeT's Camp" al
SHADY Nook" in City Greek Canyon
Each day witnesses the erection of new
tents along the creek, and even the first
loostors. who have been "Out" for sew
sral weeks, show no inclination to come
back to the city.
ME. DAVID JOHN, of Provo, was re-
leased from the Psnitentiary yester-
day, where ne had been serving q
term for a violation of the Ed
munds Law. S. o. Peterson, of FL
sinore, Beaver County; @. P. Chris
Hanson, of Monroe, and Edward
Pesy, of Provo, are Also free once
sgain.
COMMISSIONERS NoBRELL yesterday
heard another phase of the celebrated
Graham brought suit against Constable
J. 81. Walker to recover the value of
buggy which he had levied upon anC
solo under Judgment held by NJ. NJ
Xsighn. The arguments will be made
Monday.
DR. W. B. PARKINSON has returned t
Utah to practice medicine, after a very
successful graduation from the Pos
Graduate Medical School of Chicago
held at the Rush Medical College. III
took q private course under the bes
3 schers in operation and minor sur
gerry, diseases of women, disease Of tn
chest. etc. He also attended the Cool
County Hospital for some time, anC
gained large experience in that valu
able school.